Eating hot peppers until your eyes are watering...

[Urban Ranger]

Take a long walk in fresh snow in a winter night, preferably at some quiet place.

Watching a thunderstorm to catch the lightning

Walking barefooted on a beach on an early summer morning

[Mrs. Tuberski]

[QUOTE] Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Take a long walk in fresh snow in a winter night, preferably at some quiet place.

Watching a thunderstorm to catch the lightning

Walking barefooted on a beach on an early summer morning [/QUOTE
I tried the walk for the first snow. Tubes took me to utah and it started to snow I said I wanted to walk thinking it would be romantic I was wrong Im from texas we dont get no snow in san antonio. Dam was that walk cold and hard to walk. Tubes said that it turned into a blizzard after we started to walk . Love walking on the beach but cant to the morning. Sun set i love on the beach.
Thunderstorms with lightening and lots of wind

[Darsnan]

Watching my children cavorting with their friends and knowing that finally their old enough that I don't have to watch them every single waking second!

[atomant]

Playing peak-a-boo with my five month old

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
I tried the walk for the first snow. Tubes took me to utah and it started to snow I said I wanted to walk thinking it would be romantic I was wrong Im from texas we dont get no snow in san antonio. Dam was that walk cold and hard to walk. Tubes said that it turned into a blizzard after we started to walk .

You got to pick the right time, you know?

[Shi Huangdi]

Pasta.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by Urban Ranger


You got to pick the right time, you know?

I do now however I wont be walking during a snow storm again I love the rain especially before the drops start to fall and its real windy thats cool.

[molly bloom]

Giving people wasabi chips and not letting on they're not ordinary savoury snacks. Part of my 'don't ask, don't tell' policy.


Letting people mistake a bowl of wasabi for guacamole.


Eating Indian garlic pickle and lime chutney.


Roasting whole heads of garlic and eating them with Turkish bread and extra virgin olive oil and rocket and dandelion leaves.


Watching the progress of the snowdrop growing in the front garden.


Feeding the possums in the garden in Melbourne and watching the ginger tom-cat sleeping under the lavender bush in the srping sunshine.

[Az]

Taking the bus around town.

Going around the industrial area, looking at people work, and stuff being done.

Walking around Industrial wasteland, in general.

All done in daytime, of course.

Nighttime has it's own pleasures.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Azazel
Taking the bus around town.

Going around the industrial area, looking at people work, and stuff being done.

Walking around Industrial wasteland, in general.

All done in daytime, of course.

Nighttime has it's own pleasures.

I've seen that film.... a modern Israeli film that was shown on S.B.S. in Australia, and whose title now completely escapes me.


Who knew you were involved ?

[Az]

Well, modern Israeli cinema is so diverse and intriguing, there is no chance that I'll ever guess which film you're speaking of.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Azazel
Well, modern Israeli cinema is so diverse and intriguing, there is no chance that I'll ever guess which film you're speaking of.

Gee, I'm sorry I'm not more conversant with the minutiae of modern Israeli cinema, Az. Unfortunately S.B.S. in Australia has a remit to serve all of Australia's ethnic and cultural minorities, and I neglected to burn the details of that one particular film onto my forehead, just in case I happened to bring it up online many months or years after.


Given the 'naughty' hint in your post, imagine a modern Israeli film featuring anonymous late night assignations between consenting adults of both sexes and diverse sexualities in derelict urban areas of Israel. I can't imagine there'd be too many of those knocking around Israeli cinema.

When I was in Melbourne, S.B.S. did show the terrific Welsh S4C film, 'Solomon and Gaenor'- now there can't be many films with a script in Welsh, English, Yiddish and Hebrew.

http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/rcline/swsolgae.htm

[Az]

Gee, I'm sorry I'm not more conversant with the minutiae of modern Israeli cinema, Az. Unfortunately S.B.S. in Australia has a remit to serve all of Australia's ethnic and cultural minorities, and I neglected to burn the details of that one particular film onto my forehead, just in case I happened to bring it up online many months or years after.

I was being sarcastic, you know.

Given the 'naughty' hint in your post, imagine a modern Israeli film featuring anonymous late night assignations between consenting adults of both sexes and diverse sexualities in derelict urban areas of Israel. I can't imagine there'd be too many of those knocking around Israeli cinema.

Hmmm, actually sounds like it's worth checking out.

When I was in Melbourne, S.B.S. did show the terrific Welsh S4C film, 'Solomon and Gaenor'- now there can't be many films with a script in Welsh, English, Yiddish and Hebrew.

Saw it, it's great!

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Azazel


I was being sarcastic, you know.

So was I .

I was using MidAtlantic variety, as signalled by the Perelman-Parker 'Gee' manoeuvre.


# I'm just a goy who can't say no to sarcasm, I'm in a terrible fix..... #


(The Ethel Merman conversational gambit)

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by molly bloom
Giving people wasabi chips and not letting on they're not ordinary savoury snacks. Part of my 'don't ask, don't tell' policy.


Letting people mistake a bowl of wasabi for guacamole.

That's cruel!